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Who are you talking to? Some people don’t like Go but have no reason (or something compelling them) to use it. So they use other languages. They don’t need a n
by keybored 2y ago
Who are you talking to?
Some people don’t like Go but have no reason (or something compelling them) to use it. So they use other languages. They don’t need a new source-to-source compiler. Your point is moot for this group.
But some people might have to use it. So this language is at least relevant to them. If indeed it addresses all of the complaints. But that might be hard for a language which only compiles to that other language to do.